Message From Billy Graham on World Peace and Faith
Editorial notes Billy Graham's view that Americans should rely on faith over fallout shelters. It argues the USN is not a global plinker and warns against fragile world organizations. The piece cites Khrushchev and urges moral strength and action rooted in faith as a refuge against evil.
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Goesee
Ellows
Organization of Nations
Evangelist Billy Graham
Khrushchev
Graham
North Carolina
Billy Graham
No Matter Where Tried Controls Break Down
From England reports say 600 doctors migrate abroad to practice medicine without NHS oversight. In Russia state planning wastes resources with factories half built while others sit unused. Washington signals dissatisfaction with the economic plan and farm program. Critics fear socialized medicine and larger government control. The piece laments repeated failed government schemes and urges voters to reject foolish legislation.
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England
National Health Service
Tussia
Washington
Kenney
Hero
Absourey
Congress
State Department Bombast in the Congo
A fragmented syndicated column reviews U.S. policy on Congo secession and Katanga, criticizing Secretary George Ball and the State Department for interventionist rhetoric. It argues for recognizing Congo’s potential partition into autonomous regions, citing historical precedents and the logic of self determination.
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Holmes Alexander State Department
Congo
Washington
George Ball
Natanga
Aaron
Chaimbys
Ned Ovineinge
Sevrnta Ball
Lng
Katanga
Britain
Frame
Belgium
Netherlands
Former President Varry Truman Attacks Extremists
Los Angeles reports reflect a contentious statement by former President Varry Truman aimed at rightwing extremists. The remark compares opponents to Klansmen in night attire, signaling sharp political rhetoric amid national tension.
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Los Angeles
Varry Truman
Ann Landers Servicemen Morale Boost via Letters
Readers answered Ann Landers with letters about mail boosting servicemen morale and domestic issues. A couple shares marital strife from 38 years, a man laments harsh treatment by a wife, and others seek guidance on engagement rings and alcohol harm. The column invites letters for help.
Storm Brews on Veterans Tax Exemption in California
The California Legionnaire reports a fresh attack on the veterans tax exemption by the Brew Administration, fueling bitterness within veteran leadership. Reactions from the State Board of Equalization cite losses in local revenue and question the net tax impact, while veterans worry over intent to restrain the exemption. The piece notes that veteran interests may align with Brown’s opponent in upcoming politics.
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Weinberger
Veterans’ Organization
Legion
State Board of Equalization
Southern California
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George Treilly
San Francisco
Equalization Board
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Veterans’ Organizations
Brow Administration
Arong
Governar Brown
Veterana’ Affairs
State Farm
Brown
Reader Letters Urge Better Teaching Across Schools
Letters to The Review criticize California and local schools for poor teaching methods and high remedial course needs. They claim many graduates lack fundamentals, cite college remedial statistics, and urge reforms from elementary onward. Include readers HH Langreker Castro Valley and other writers.
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San Francisco State
University of Californii
USC
Langreker
Castro Valley
Watch The Pounds Eaiter 4H Clovers Wish Merry Christmas
Holidays bring well wishes from 4H Clovers member Hatsley Wessman Heal Jr Leader 441 Covers. They remind readers to follow medical diet plans and stay healthy, urging proper weight management and safety on highways and at home as the year ends.
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Eaiter
Hatley Wessman Heal Jr
Castro Valley
Unverified Film Claims Stir PTA Meeting Controversy
A Castro Valley PTA discussion on the film Communismn on the Map drew accusations that the program was a John Birch Society production and urged scrutiny of affiliated groups. The letter cites John Birch distortions and raises concerns about media bias amid 1981 Congo UN actions and Senator Dodd's critique of UN conduct.
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Castro Valley
PTA
John Pirch
John Birely Society
Abominable Coalman Unearthed In Basel Exhibit
In Basel Switzerland scientists reveal Oreopithecus fossil hailed as the earliest human relative. Dr Johannes Huerzeler Led team that coaxed a complete skeleton from a coal mine near Bologna area after years of dangerous digging. Government authorities claim the specimen must be returned to Italy.
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Aly
Huerzeler
Ims
Tuscan
Buveinella
Dr. Huntzeler
Tr. Hupszeler
Aguick
Huerzler
Spain
Hueraeler
Rhine
Oreopithescus
The Truth About Santa in Virginia
Sydney Harris argues there is no Santa Claus in Virginia or anywhere. He praises parents for love and sacrifice over material gifts, insisting true happiness comes from family care, not presents. The piece suggests God’s love and parental devotion are the real Christmas miracle.
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Congo
Hilstory
Viregina
West Virginia
Palestine
Irael
Kas Berlin
North
South Korea
Washington
Virginia
Santa Claus
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Sanar Claus
Della
Derness
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